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namarie
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Apr 24 2012, 8:49pm
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It doesn't contain any description of the scenes but the tone is more positive :)
http://movies.about.com/b/2012/04/24/hobbit-footage-screened.htm
There is always hope
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rings7
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Apr 24 2012, 8:49pm
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I can't believe you people are making that kind of judgement
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without even seeing a second of this footage yourselves. Or movie.
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Xanaseb
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 8:50pm
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Awesome!!!!! I have been egging some of you to come for quite some time now!, so it'll be good to see you!
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I should feel happy bout this..... but I'm still in a state of shock ATM.......
The Lord of the Hams:
There is only one lord of the ham...and he does not share ham
If this is indeed the ham of the council, Hamdor will fry it done.
This is no rabble of mindless porks, these are Hamak-Hai: their steak is thick, and their bacon broad
(courtesy of moreham and HamTheEast)
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 8:51pm
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Sounds great! (the footage that is) /
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Xanaseb
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 8:53pm
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"green screens appeared in shots as this was just rough footage"
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from the article Namarie linked....
wow that -is- very rough!.....
hmmmm that gives me some hope that with extra editing (OME they'll have a lot of editing to do by the looks of it!), things will look better maybe???
jumping to conclusions FTW!! 
The Lord of the Hams:
There is only one lord of the ham...and he does not share ham
If this is indeed the ham of the council, Hamdor will fry it done.
This is no rabble of mindless porks, these are Hamak-Hai: their steak is thick, and their bacon broad
(courtesy of moreham and HamTheEast)
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 8:55pm
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that this was shown, and wasn't appreciated. Was it a rush? Could they have waited to an audience that would have appreciated what they were seeing more?
I think the footage sounds great. Bunnies pulling a sled?! Who knows, it could work!
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rings7
Rohan
Apr 24 2012, 8:57pm
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This reaction reads a big "give it a break" all over. I think mostly everyone is posting their reactions without giving a second look, or chance.
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Calmandcloudless
Lorien
Apr 24 2012, 8:57pm
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Bunnies might be a bit silly. Hares are, well, a little more mythic, at least :)
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:00pm
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Instead of complaining, at least the author explains the context of the scenes and what PJ had to say at the beginning.
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Findun
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Apr 24 2012, 9:00pm
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Concerning all the 48 frame stuff, I must admit that I dont really care. I think people have to get used to this nee technology. If its really bad, we will have opportunity to see the movie in the old 24 frames ( DVD, blue-ray etc..)
Concerning the content
- Legolas threathening dwarves doest seems bad to me. If I remember well, in the book, dwarves are being captured by some elves, Legolas could have been one of them.
- ringswraith tomb could be a good idea to explain the "growing darkness" stuff near Dol Guldur. I just hope the ringwraith arent nammed in the movie, and that's a deduction of viewers
- I dont understand the dwarves helping Bilbo thing. In the book, doesnt Bilbo come to the troll after the dwarves ?
- Finally, i'm dissapointed with Radagast comic relief, but i was expecting that since Aint it cool report
( Sorry for the bad english :-) I'm from Switzerland :-) )
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Estel78
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:01pm
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What is bunnies pulling a sled to you? That's the kind of childish stuff i expect in Narnia. Similar things were present in the book but i had hoped he would leave such stuff out and make it more in line with LOTR, more realistic.
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:01pm
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If it was only a quick glimpse, then it could have been easily mistaken.
The think that interests me is this Ringwraith tomb....hmmm
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Xanaseb
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:01pm
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Oh yeah true..... there's quite a difference between the two....
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Hares would be fine with me
The Lord of the Hams:
There is only one lord of the ham...and he does not share ham
If this is indeed the ham of the council, Hamdor will fry it done.
This is no rabble of mindless porks, these are Hamak-Hai: their steak is thick, and their bacon broad
(courtesy of moreham and HamTheEast)
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:02pm
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Bilbo goes to investigate and the purse squeeks. The Dwarves then come afterward 
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Brandalf85
The Shire
Apr 24 2012, 9:03pm
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Concerning all the 48 frame stuff, I must admit that I dont really care. I think people have to get used to this nee technology. If its really bad, we will have opportunity to see the movie in the old 24 frames ( DVD, blue-ray etc..) Concerning the content - Legolas threathening dwarves doest seems bad to me. If I remember well, in the book, dwarves are being captured by some elves, Legolas could have been one of them. - ringswraith tomb could be a good idea to explain the "growing darkness" stuff near Dol Guldur. I just hope the ringwraith arent nammed in the movie, and that's a deduction of viewers - I dont understand the dwarves helping Bilbo thing. In the book, doesnt Bilbo come to the troll after the dwarves ? - Finally, i'm dissapointed with Radagast comic relief, but i was expecting that since Aint it cool report ( Sorry for the bad english :-) I'm from Switzerland :-) ) No, in the book, Bilbo was sent as a scout to the trolls and the Dwarves come up to investigate why he hasn't reported back. So, it's accurate to the book, at least that is. Yes, the Elves capture the Dwarves after the spider episode.
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:04pm
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I just want to add that we can't judge a brief shot by someone's quick description of it. I wouldn't work yourself up until you have seen it
Yes it sounds barmey. But wait and see.
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Carne
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:06pm
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The stuntman I e-mailed a long time ago said he was playing a ringwraith.
So maybe they're not so dead after all 
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Estel78
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:06pm
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Why would hares be ok but bunnies not?
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Basically, a hare is a bigger bunny. Still silly.
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Xanaseb
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:08pm
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As long as they don't make the wraith tombs cheesy then I'm reasonably fine with it...
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*facepalm*
for some reason I had an image of the Ringwraiths gathering in a dark (Amon Sul-esque lit) graveyard full of twisted gravetones and crosses.....
Then I realised..... Christian cemetries didn't exist then LOL......
silly me. In which case they may be a bit like the Barrows of the Barrow wights maybe??
which escaped our screens in FotR?
The Lord of the Hams:
There is only one lord of the ham...and he does not share ham
If this is indeed the ham of the council, Hamdor will fry it done.
This is no rabble of mindless porks, these are Hamak-Hai: their steak is thick, and their bacon broad
(courtesy of moreham and HamTheEast)
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:08pm
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I remember that! Did any of us believe you (I can't remember )
It sounds like a good idea (in practice anyway). You know, Tolkien never wrote anything of Gandalf's adventures and Dol Guldur - I'm up for Jackson's interpretation. But tomb's? Does it imply Sauron was keeping the Ringwraiths locked up until they were "ready"?
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Estel78
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:10pm
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bunnies or hares or whatever pulling a sled without having seen it myself alright. You just can't make that look not silly and something that belongs into a fairy tale for children.
Sorry i'm so bummed right now, i need alcohol.
Nah, joking about the alcohol. But bummed i am.
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QuackingTroll
Valinor
Apr 24 2012, 9:10pm
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I'm sure it's just unfinished CGI...
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They said some green screens were visible. The rabbits are probably just cheap alternatives to the horses that they'll put in digitally later. 
"...For if joyful is the fountain that rises in the sun, its springs are in the wells of sorrow unfathomed at the foundations of the Earth"
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DanielLB
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Apr 24 2012, 9:11pm
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It's exactly that, a fairy tale for children.
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Xanaseb
Tol Eressea
Apr 24 2012, 9:12pm
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Oh really? I've already opened my Vodka bottle! ;) ;)
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Being the Pole that I am !
 
The Lord of the Hams:
There is only one lord of the ham...and he does not share ham
If this is indeed the ham of the council, Hamdor will fry it done.
This is no rabble of mindless porks, these are Hamak-Hai: their steak is thick, and their bacon broad
(courtesy of moreham and HamTheEast)
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Findun
The Shire
Apr 24 2012, 9:12pm
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Thanks for the explanation, i havent read the hobbit for long, and I have no time to read it until July :-(. According to this short description of Trollshaw and the shots in the trailer (Gandalf appearing on the hill), it seems that PJ respect more-or less, the book there, exept he sends the dwarves together and added a battle
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